Repair of significant body damage (Mitsubishi Carisma)
In case of significant damage to the body and the need to replace a significant part of the parts, the work must be carried out at a service station. If the body damage is caused by a strong impact, it is necessary to check the dimensions of the body. The strength and shape of the entire body may change as a result of damage to individual parts. Non-compliance with the standard strength characteristics and dimensions of the body may make it difficult to control the car. In addition, uneven stress will affect the steering, engine, transmission and may cause increased wear and tear and disruption of their functions.
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